The Reg Day Museum at Dunsfold was created in 2004 by its namesake, Reg Day.
Reg was passionate about preserving a record of all military and related activities and artefacts specific to the use of Dunsfold Aerodrome from 1942 onwards.
This passion came from Reg’s history with the Aerodrome which began in 1943 when he was a serving member of 98 Squadron RAF during the Second World War.
About us
The Reg Day Museum has been entrusted to a group of trustees and committee members comprised of friends, family and Dunsfold Aerodrome enthusiasts who will ensure Reg's efforts to remember those that served on the airfield will continue.
Reg Day - Flight Lieutenant (RAFVR – ret’d), wartime Flight Mechanic (Engines) with 98 Squadron, RAF at Dunsfold, 1943-1944
The history of Dunsfold Aerodrome
Volunteer
Without volunteers supporting the Museum in a variety of roles throughout the year, we wouldn’t be able to open our doors.
Volunteers share their knowledge and enthusiasm by delivering tours, helping the public enjoy the collection and supporting behind-the-scenes activities.
Every volunteer offers invaluable support to the Museum, and they get something back from it too.
